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  • Free bike photos!

    Free bike photos!

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    Do you fancy getting your bike photographed in our studio, here in Horncastle, Lincolnshire, and featured in a magazine, with a professional set of CD images to take away? We’ll chip in towards your fuel costs… and talking of chips, we may stretch to getting you a sandwich too…

  • Brooklands Double Twelve

    Brooklands Double Twelve

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    Although bike interest has been limited in more recent Brooklands Double 12s, this year the Francis-Barnett Owners’ Club attracted plenty of interest with a static display as well as the attempts on the circuit’s famous Test Hill on Sunday…

  • The way we were: August 1912

    The way we were: August 1912

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    Press announcements confirmed Holley Brothers of Northumberland Road, Coventry was ready to launch an automatic carburettor. Although the carburettor was known as a Hedstrom after the Indian design engineer of that name, early examples were made for Indian by Aurora…

  • Wal Handley book

    Wal Handley book

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    In the 1920s and 30s Wal Handley was one of the stars of motorcycle racing, a winner of four TTs and setter of nine lap records, as well as a front runner in countless others…

  • Cholmondelay Pageant of Power

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    Cholmondeley Pageant of Power is a celebration of motor powered delights for the child in us all, and for this year’s event Classic Dirt Bike went along to the Cheshire estate to sample scrambling in the twice daily demonstrations…

  • Reference: Ariel Red Hunter: which to choose

    Reference: Ariel Red Hunter: which to choose

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    There were many versions of the Ariel Red Hunter, with its first incarnation a ‘sporting’ four-valver that had little relation to what was to come later. The switch to two-valves came quite quickly after, so the template was established…

  • Reference: Ariel Red Hunter: which to choose

    Reference: Ariel Red Hunter: which to choose

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    There were many versions of the Ariel Red Hunter, with its first incarnation a ‘sporting’ four-valver that had little relation to what was to come later. The switch to two-valves came quite quickly after, so the template was established…

  • Route 66 tour success

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    Spectacular scenery and an unforgettable experience await bikers undertaking the Route 66 tour in the States, as you retrace the pre-interstate connecting road between Chicago and Los Angeles and soak up the nostalgia, plus visit the stores, museums and landmarks on the way…

  • McFashionistas inspired in style by Grampian Museum

    McFashionistas inspired in style by Grampian Museum

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    Fashion management students from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen celebrated the opening of Grampian Transport Museum’s 30th season with a special exhibition at Aberdeen Business School during March…

  • SDoc100 Leather Care

    SDoc100 Leather Care

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    New from SDoc100 is its Leather Care, a cost-effective way to keep riding kit in top condition. Simply spray directly onto the garment then wipe with a soft, dry cloth to clean and protect…


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